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Paid losses 90 policy holders amounting to
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NOT A SINGLE HONEST Loss UNPAID.
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For further information and policies apply
10 H. y. OGDEN G CO., Gen'l Agents.
fairmont W. Va,
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NOT \ SINGLE HONEST

TUST received. a full line Of Toilet Article,
q including fine Hair Brushes, Nail Brushes
Shaving Brushes. Baby BRUSHES and Baby Rat
tlt.--all of which we are selling low.
We have now a tnestock of Round Bar Bar
ber Soap. al &c per cake.
Soaps We have now a fine lot of Soaps
Glycerine. Cuticura, Oriental, Sweet Briar
Glcnn's Sulpher. Carboic Disinfectant and Toi-
let. Bee. Bath and Tar-which we are selling al
the very lowest prices
We have ON hand full line of Patent Med
iciue>-Phenol Sodique Seth Arnold's Cough
Cure. Larabee's Ointment, Cannon's BitterS
Bromo. Chloro-Alum, Piso's Cutarrh Cure, Cam
phor Ice. Glycerinc, Ammonia. Chorate Pot
ash Tablets, Swifts Specific, SL00 per bottle.
Speer's Wine-Port, Uniermented Grape Juice
and Claret.
In order to compete with our competitors We
are now selling Camphor at p cts. per pound
Medicines Glasses and Tubes.
Fine lot of Florida Water az . cts. per bottle
DR. CHAS. E. PBATTS DRUG STORE.
April %, 1850.
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TH NNC>N would enjoy your dinner
wv and aro prevented by Dys-
pepsin, use Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets.
They are positive cure for Dyspepsia, In
digestion. Flatulency and Constipation.
We guarantee them. % and 90 cents.
GLO. 1 LIGHT.

'Therc wa. man 10 10 sce you while you
were out" said he oreman 10 the editor Of
a Dakota paper, "aud lie said he thought
he mu-t De some relation to You because his
name was the sane"
He was rank fraud-l haven't got
relative in the world You didn't go lilo
blank TOOL and give bin some money, did
you?"
"why, no, be didn't ask for any. lie
aid he gucssed he'd subscribe on the
strength Of the relationship--here's the two
dollars and a half"
Subscribed, eh Well, well, that's good.
Must have been Uncle George never ex-
pccted 10 see him out in this country"
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For safe.

OBILLIARD Tables and one Pool Ta5le-all
> Collins make-tor sale low. One of them
nearly new. Apply to .-...
i. B. SOUDERS,
July 3. 1881. Jefferson Building.
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Surveying and COnveyancing

Z WILL survey anywhere, promptly and al
| short notice-accuracy guaranteed Special
attention paid in connection Herewith To ORA " o
ING DEEDS or any otherinstruments Of Writing.
% Charlestown, Jefferson Co., W. Va.
nee 1871 : HOW ELL BROWN.
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Il QUESTION ABOG 1
BY0vn'S Iron
Bz11eTS
ANSWERED.

Ths question has probably been asked Thousands
of times How can Browns Iron Bitters cure every.
thing Well II doesn't But Il docs cure any disease
for which reputable physician wonld prescribe IROs
Physicllns recognize Iron as the best restorative
agent known 20 the profession and inquiry Of any
leading chemical nrn viii substantiate the assertion
that there are more preparations OF iron than of any
cIuavoly that iron is acknowledged T. 10 the most
important factor Ia successful medical practice IL is
however a remarkable fact that priCr 20 the discUv-
cry Of fBk0tNN'S IRON BgTT - no perfect
ly satisfactory iron combination ever been found
BROWNS IRON ARITTERSSsSSs;i iss9S sgt S1aIs5: 59s5:
headache. or produce constipation-ull other iron
medicines do. BROWNS IRON BITTERS
cures Indigestion, DiIiousHess, Weakness,
Dyspepsia. Malaria, Chill8 and Feyers,
Tired Feeling, General Debility, Pain in tho
Side, Back O. Limbs. II cudaChc and Neurai-
Eiafor all these ailments Iron s. prescribed daily.
RRllIH'S IRON BIITERS hoy hoFSyST sgTs d9es i9 3
minute. Ike all other thorough medicines It acts
slowly When lken by H-n the frst symptom Of
benClt 81 renewed energy. Tho muscles then bcci me
lrmer the digestion improves the hou els are active.
In ir0Hie the elect Is usually rapid and marked.
Tho cVes hcan 20 once 20 briglten tie sSn clears
up. he-l,hy lpr comes 20 tho cheeks; ueTyousress
d.sapp, /; functional derarse.aeats become rrgu-
lar and d nursing mother abundant snsienaneo
j. sIuai d T q tEs c.i H. ke'n m er bcuans Iron
e. jIllJ-.. ~ 0.f.s unf ilH. Ifa r.r ll4cgt tG
Tho Cc-u'a, has Tr-s, -.-i. a7l cr'.ecd I'd linsS
or wrapper gAAE ..J OTHER.
July g, 1856,
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Jg'OOA yg:s.V'TED.

HIGHEST PRICE PAID IL CASH.
THE undersigned will pay top market price
/ in Cash for Wool delivered at the Jefferson
Woolen Mill Old Porter Factory or III Charles
town at Adams Express Office.
JNO. J. JOBE.
May 6. lSs6.
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NOM't

NO>>SA trile with any Throat or
A)cN Lung Disease II you have
q Cough or Cold, or the children sro
threatened with Croupor Whooping Cough,
use Acker's English Remedy and prevent
further trouble. Il IS a positive cure,
ard we guarantee It. Price 10 and J0c
GEO. I. LIGHT.
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Chayyo,iesriHe Cassimercs.

4 FRESH invoice of these celebrated goods
y Just received 70 those who have worn
them no recommendation is necessary.
Oct 5. lSN5 GEO. W. +. KEARSLEG.
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We veosON Ehy EIGyyd Af1srI, Siiai,

Is warranted, is because Il Is tho best
Blood Preparation known. II will posi-
lively cure all Blood Diseases. puriles the
whole system, and thoroughly builds up tho
constitution. Remember, We guarantee It,
GEO. 4. LIGHT
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NOTICE
USERS OF TIN PLATE.

We don't use small tin and
want everybody to know it
The reason why we don't is
that if YOU have small tin put
on yourroofthe more seams you
will have and the more leaks
will be in your roof. Call on
us and we will prove to you
that large tin is the best to put
on your roof 1t will pay you
to look around. You will not
only save time but money by
calling on
EARNSHAW * DOOLEY
Apr. l6, IS.
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INSECTS AND VERNlN.-Persian Insect
/ Powder. Whale Oil and Carboiic soap Ok.
silver. Mercurial Ointment. and Bed Bug Poi
son. AISQUITH ~ co.
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WE viii have by September lst, fall sup
w ply Of school Books ofevery description,
also fiil line of school Sundries. such as
pens. slate pencils satche.s &c We invite
the attention Of our customers. and the pubic
tothis branch If our business. Any book not
I'm stock furnished in few days
AISQUITH & co.
August a6. ISs4.
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go the EDH5ftC.

] HAVE I'm stock some superior brands Of
/ WhiskeyS among them Soar Mash Ken
lucky Whskey highly recommended as una
Nov.22. JOHN 5. EASTERDAY & co.
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Stamping.

NyISS MARY COCKRILL Is prepared 10 do
VI STAMPING; also Dress making and fam
lily sewing. At residence Of her father, Capt
ID. II. Cockril
January :. 'o6.
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April %. 1885
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DE.H'TESTEf 3.

JAS. r.. McLaushlin.l IChos. II. Herbert
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NEWFRUIT.-Just received. fresh lot Of
y New Citron. Rai-in- and Curanis. We
have also now fresh supply OF ContectiOner :
Susar from wh On you can make yOur own
candy Is you Wa it and have It fresh.
Respectfully. ID. EBY.
TLAINE. The best and safest oil. For sale
Eby GEO. ". 7. KEARsLEY
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13
ehs.le..a. nav raaaa o..

That q concentrating and foreign ele-
nent IL tbe blood, developed 81 intli-
gestion, Is she Cause If rheuniatisin
This settles upon the sensitirs sub.cata-
neous covering Il the muscles ana liga-
mcnta of the joints, causiug constant
and shifting pain, and aggregating
~ calcareons, chalky deposit which
produces stiffness ana distortion d ths
joints. NO fact which experience has
demonstrated in regard 10 HosEotssrs 4
Stomach Bittep has stronger evidence to
support than this, namely, that ihis med,
ieiue II comprehensive uses checks tbs
formidable and atgoeious disease, nor
is Il less positively established chat il u
preferable so she pcisons eftar used q
arrest il, since tie medicine contains
only salutory ingredients u Is al5o !
signal remsdg foe nalafial feyer, con
stipatien, dyspepaia, kidney aud 6laddcr
debility and other disorders
see that ven get the genuipe
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13
aAxwELn mEpnrryED

Surprise was expressed IN England
some months ago over THE nnreasona.
bic delay In carrying into execution
the sentence Of Maxwell, the murder
OF OF preller, and now news comes
from the East that writ ef error has
seen granted In his case BY Justice
Miller, Of the y. s. Supreme Court,
and while It does not signify that
Maxwell viii escape the eallows, yet
il gives him a new lease of lite which
may he prolonged for three years be-.
fore 4 decision Is rendered BY the
Supreme Court, The quiddities Of
the law IN this country are so mani-
fold that we do not wonder at the dis
approval expressed by onr cousins in
England with our judicial teetering,
No one familiar with the evidence
IN the Maxwell case doubts his guilt,
and Justice Miller in granting the
stay of proceedings, was governed
solely by Constitutional points. Max
wells attorneys claimed that their
client was denied by the courts Of
Missouri the due process oflaw grant.
ed to all men under the fourteenth
amendment Of the Consultation Of the
United States. Justice Miller, after
careful consideration, recognizing the
possibility Of "a doubt in regard to the
constitutionality Of tho trial resulting
in Maxwells condemnation, granted
the writ. The question will be inyes.
lgated by the full bench.
When the Supreme Court meets, on
the second Monday in October, the At
tornsy-Gensral for the stats Of Mis-.
sour can move to have the case ad.
yanced into what is called in some
courts the short calendar, when an
argument can probably be reached
within two weeks thereafter. If no
motion Is made to advance the case
there, it will not naturally be reached
within three years In the present
condition of the docket there is no
special reassn why this case should be
advanced from the long calendar. In
a similar case, which came up in
another State, the case was not
reached for a year and a halt.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13

Tho way Of the transgressor is
hard as is again proven BY the con.
yiction Of the Chicago bcodlers. All
were found guilty. Seven were SEN
fenced totwo years Imprisonment, and
justice was declared satisfied ii the
cases Of the other four upon the pay
ment BY each Of $1,000 The defend-
ants in anticipation Of having to 10 to
Jail next morning had imbibed freely
and were more or lass intoxicated
when they appeared ia court to rel
ceiys sentence. 1t was matter AZ
surprise to many that the extreme
penalty three years imprisonment
and $1,000 fine was not imposed
The defendants attorney immediately
entered a motion for new trial Id the
case Of every one Of them.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13

The Hon. p. J. Bolan, member Of
the Territorial Board Of Equalization,
received last week three petitions, two
from Pima county and one from Co
chiss; one Of them from Pima signed
by II. E. Lacy, chairman, Frank J..
Proctor aud John Anderson, members
Of the Board Of Supervisors, and the
one from Cochise signed by David CO.
hen, chairman, y. g. Moore and 7. j.
White, members Of the Beard Of SUI
pervlsors; aud +. b Gage and Il. W..
Blinn, requesting a reduction iii the
assessed value of the Southern Pacific
railway, giving as a principle reason
that If adhered tolitigation would fol-
low, as the officials Of the road were
dissatisfied with The present assess
ment and that this litigation would be
prsjudicial to the interest Of both
counties Clifton Clarion.
Il the assessment as complained Of
is not abated, litigation wiz follow.
We hope the Beard Of Equalization
wall not bulge a peg, and in doing 50
they will b instrumental in deter
mining the mooted question whether
Arizona is governed BY statutory laws
or not.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13

Several wissacres, correspondents 81
leading livestock papers Of the West,
have been aIring their views upon the
cause Of the present low price Of beef
cattle in Eastern markets, and deyis-
ing plans by which an improvement
can be secured. All their theorlzing
will amount to naught, however, as
the price Of beef, like that Of any
other commodity, is regulated by the
law Of supply and demand, and no
Improvement over present prices can
be expected until there is decrease
IN shipments and an improvement in
the quality Of cattle marketed.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13

The opinion Of Attorney General
Garland in regard to the Payson alien
act, which became a law atlast session
Of Congress, is regarded by the Min
ing and Scientific Press as not even
specious guessing, Acting upon the
hypothesis that mines are real estate
and that the Payson act declares that
it shall not be lawful for any person
not c:Cizen &c the United States or
who las not declared his intention to
become such, to hereafter acquire,
hold or own real estate, or any inter
est therein. in any Of the Territories
OF The mroJ States. tho Press is
cWI.u- So auuw by what construction
OF law. ". l.-ao.s oI reasoning, the
Att0rney-JluerAI arrives at the CON
cIusion that MINES are exempt from
the operation of the Payson act. The
Attorney Generals opinion settles
nothing, nor can We see how judieia
5uggling can npliify the ldiotic enact
sasnt
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13
NOTICE

Is hereby given chat the following con-
aims d list ol all persons, the valuation
of whose property has been added to,
with the amounts 50 aided on the AS.
seasment Roll, who have not appeared
before The Board ~ Equalization, and a
list of all praperty rhe valuation 81 which
has been asided 10 on the Assessment
Roll, With the amounts 30 added, the
owners Of which have not appeared be-
fore the Board Of Equalization:
Mrs o II, Fiske lot l0 block s4 Globe.
assessed at $500 cerrectel II 500
Mrs y. +. Meffe Wonder mine and mill-aita
with impragements, assessed 1T $3.50, cor.
rected 10 5000
a. A. MeDonsil. South portion of block 58,
town oi Globe asseased at $500, corrected
ta 81, coo.
@. y, Ferguson Possessory right 70 ranch at
Wheathelds, small house, fencing, and
ahons ~ acres under cultivation, assessed
AZ @So9, eOrfeeted CO. Sl.690.
Mrs, Mary =. Jones 9 cow, assessed at 500
CORRECTED 10 500
Geo, D@pfnrth Ranch on south side 0f Salt
river adjoining r. O. Rnberts0ns ranch
see, "a, II. 4. N. RI - I'll, 100 acres as-
ssmsed A. 500, corrected Is 5000.
Geo. IA. Newton Stgck Id trade, assessed at
$780, corrected ~ $500; lot 2, block 50,
tlwn Of tilohs, aseesssd at 500, corrected
III 5000: at 2, block ST. town Of Globe,
aasassed at S600, corrected % $500.
| StAllo u Moody poasesssfy sight 10 Syca.
sier5 ranch On Cherry Greek, assessed 1T
$40, corrected 10 Si00, lot 4, block rs,
town Uf Globe, assessed at $500, corrected
10 81 ,009s lot 4, block 81, town of Globe,
assessed ~ $500, corrected 20 500. lot Il,
block ~, town pf Globe, assessed AZ $500,
Corrected to @260i lot l6, block az, tosn
q Globe, aasessed az $500, corrected 70
$1,000
lW AL Thompson i2s horses, assessed 1t enc
each, corrected % SO each,
iJ,J Nosbafgh Buggy aud harness, assessed
AZ s50, corrected to $50; watch, assessed
~ SIC corrected 10 $50; machinery, as.
scssed at $50, corrected to 800; safe, as
sessed AZ s25, corrected ID S100
4 II. Il. Harer Assessed for N horses, SS40,
corrected 10 25 horses, $500; posseas0ry
right tp ranch in Gfeenbaek Valley near
tlorance Packard, assessed at 800 cor.
rsnted 10 500
I Buffalo Mining Company Buffalo mine pat
entei and improvements onmtne, assessed
at 5000, corrected IL 50, 600
Buckeye Mining Company Baekeye mine,
patented, assessed at $500, corrected "a
$1,000
/ florance Packard 5'ussessary right tp ranch
4 IN titeenhacls VALLEY, 10 acres under cul
4 tivation, assessefia $500 corrected 10 $500
A.ts- Pendlcten Lot 2, hl0ek %, town al
Globe, assessed at $500, corrected to 5000
Il. 4. HnfapbFeY Posssssory night to ranch
n Sierra AHchas, on Alder CEtek, neal
4 Gonners ranch, acres under oglti
fation, assessed u siOg, cGgEoctad II $500
I j. IN. Horrcii Assessed faf COO cattle $5t00
corrected ~ 10G9 cattle, 81 ,oo0
HepTy Mercier LIT ~, block 73 town d
i Globe, assessed AZ S3aG, corrected t6 S40Q
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13

The famous Potosi mines Of Bolivia
yielded, from 1916 to 1898, 81, GOO, 600, /.
600. Other noted bullion producers
Of the world are: Sierra Madre,
$500, 100000; RIO Grande, $3.50, ,0O0,- :
600 Comstock, $4,000, 600 pro-
duced in 27 years; Parmilliau $40, 0,OO0,-
600 The yield Of other mines Of note
run from sS0,OOOOOO down 10 SIG, ,0O0,-
900 The annual production Of the
world is S20O,0OO,0OO, Of which tho
mines Of the United States yield one
half.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13

Probably as mnch misery comes from
habitual constipation IS from any DO.
ratgement IF tao functions q the body,
ana i Is difficult 70 care, fur the reason
that nc one likes to take tho medicines
usueily prescribed Hamburg Fi.gs were
prepared g obyiate this difiaulty, and
they win 10 found pleasant u ths taste
of women and children: rs cents AT tall
druggists, u !. Mack Il ce.,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13

The Waterloo defeat Of the prohi-
ton amendment IN Texas is a surprise,
in view Of the exciting canvass that
proceeded the election. Il was not
expected that tbs amendment would
carry, bat the majority against it les
timated at 100000 is far greater than
the most sanguIne opponents Of pro-
hibition hoped for The result shows
coaclusiyely that Texas is a "wstr'
State, notwithstanding the prolonged
drouth with which it was afflicted.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13

We are indebted to VIM. o. 0'Neill,
editor Of the Hoof and Horn, for his
pamphlet descriptive Of Central ARR
zona, chiefly Yayapai county, setting
forth its mineral, grazing and timber
resources, etc. The work, both liter
airy and mechanical, is well done, and
the pamphlet viii doubtless have the
desired effect in attracting capital and
settlers to Ysvapai
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13

The revival Of Mormonism is now
gong on at Kirkland, Ohio, where the
AmmoRs attempted a permanent
lodgment after being driven from New
York and Pennsylvania, but not sue
ceeding in finding peaceful resting
there, they left for Missouri The
Temple which they attempted build
ing in Kirkland is undergoing repairs,
and when finished win bs in accsr-
dance With the original design.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13

Mi and Mrs. il N Isanadeli, wish
u thank their patrons fog theirliberal
patronaga herstafore and hope to fe-
ceiye thair patronage III their new
line Of business
Cigars a. Van Wagenehs
Horses boarded FOR 80 cents per day
at pascoe corral. The best alfalfa
hay fea
Fresh fruits aud vegetsbles con.
stantly on hand and for sale at 9. =.
raylors
IT, you want good pair Of boots or
shoes, call AZ G. sehulzes. l'fiees rs.
duced.
New clothing Samples Just arrived
at q. s. Van Wagenen's.
For the ladies, ribersene and ara
sene felt. at Myers 4 sehein's.
Fresh groceries Consistently arriving
at Van Wagenens
Great reduction IL cash prices at n
+ Kellner { %.
If you want geoa enit of clothes
custom made, leave your order with
G " Van Wagenen,
Buy a seersueker dress al Meyers 4
scheins twill wash and needs nc
starchlng nor ironing
just received BY Alex. Graydon, 3
car load Of Cumberland coal
wines and AIqmoFs.
White Rye Whiskey Bourbon w bis
key, Sin, Pipifax Bitters, Port wine
Sherry vine, Angelica vine, Cham
pange cider. etc, etc, at G. s. Var
Wagenens.
FoR SAIE a fine ranch. Range fol
1000 head of stock Good feed anC
abundant water supply Inquire a
the Bar o0iee
Myers and scbein display a yerl
handsome stock of spring goods, mil
linery, ladies and gentlemen's straw
\
haas, etc, Call and examine them,
Charles schulze has bought th,
ranch Of Peter Smith, Two miles from
Bloody Tanks, on tie SILVER King
trail There i an abundance of VIA
ter On the place ana good rapg
| with little stock upon it Mr sdhulz
is desirous of taking cattle % al'ares
Apply to him At his boot aud sao
shop, adjoining su!taas store, i
lGlote,
| Myers 4 Schein'a stock il replct
with tbo latest novelties ID dres
goods, millinery, hosiery, etc Also
gfue line u gents scaris and furnish
ing goods Call and be convinced.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13

The consolidation Of the Montana
and Mountain View copper compan.
les with the Tamaraek and 0sceoIa
companies Of Michigan is very strong
combination which viii likely prove
a formidable rival Of the Calumet &
Hecla and the Anaconda. The Mon
tana company's property it is assert
ed, shows millions Of tons Of ore in
sight, carrying twice as much copper
as the Anaconda ores. The capacity
Of their plant is nearly 100000
pounds copper per month. The other
properties in Montana acquired BY
the new company are also valuable
The combination, 70 be known al the
Boston & Montana Copper and Silver
Mining Company, expect % produce
next year from twenty to twenty.fye
million pounds OF copper.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13
Kirk S Gsaaaa Faa Gialfagl
NoTicE Z no CREDITORS.

hi ne Probate Caurt, CHA County, Ari-
za7A.
in the matter of the estate q ChaIles
Hayse, deceased
Notics Iii hefchy Eiyen hY the undersigned
Aaninistratpr of the esfgts * Gharies uayss,
decreased, - tbs creditors az, and Az persons
haFlng elainis agatuSt the said dceeaaed b ex.
hi'9it the sasae wtsk tle necessary vouchers,
withlh ten months after the FIST publication
es this natice IS fhe said Aamihiet4ator. AZ
the oiisaa II the Probate Gontt, tiie 4srnr be.
irR slss gtlaes fef tf taneaetiun u TIE bnsi-
Hefs X said estate ar. al l0ISiEs
Adsainisisalar of tha sstate d Charles Hayae,
sis9eAss
ilohe ils Uauuty Asi1oua. Jaiy y, 1887
lEAiN23.lg
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13

Large smelling and refining works
are To be erected at Duluth, Min.
nesota, The originators Of the en-.
terprise have in view the refining
Of the product Of the Anaconda, and
Calumet & Hecla by a new process,
thus saving tbe freight Of FIVE thou
sand miles on copper matte and Of d
like distance On commercial copper.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13

The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
Company have large force Of men
employed repairing their roadbed.
They have been subjected to many an
noying delays in the movement Of
Freight and not a few accidents
through the bad condition Of their
track in Nav Mexico and Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13

The Silver City Enterprise says that
the rains Of a few weeks ago, which
promised 50 much for the cowmen Of
that section, were not sufficient in ex.
Tent Or continuation to give more than
: temporary relief to many of the
bards
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13

The physicians in attendance upon
the German Crown Prince were, it
seems, wrong in their diagnosis of tho
throat disease with which their royal
patient is afflicted, and the reappear-
ance oS the growth II significant re-
Yiying the belief that tie disease Is
cancer.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13
70 anaa 9 .IAY eeaegas.

Parties knowing themselves indebt-
ca to us are requested to call and set-
TIE their accounts wlihout further mo-
.t5ee, as we intend closing ont our
business in Globe Immediately. Come
and settle and save costs
u MYKRs & SonEig
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13

Prescott boasts of a monstrosity in
the shape OF a thrse-eYed colt, which
has been sent to Washington where a
plaster cast viii be made of it for the
Smithsonian Institute,